Titlebook: Artificial Intelligence in Design ’92; J. S. Gero,Fay Sudweeks Book 1992 Kluwer Academic Publishers 1992 artificial intelligence.case-base

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A System for Supporting Design Configurationng product structure satisfies all requirements and constraints. This paper presents an approach to configuration design based on interactive decision support. A prototype system based on nonmonotonic propagation through a network is presented and illustrated using an example from the field of large

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Functional Reasoning in Configurational Designof artifacts containing a number of sub-parts. It maps the functional requirements to a structural description to be used in the detailed routine design of the artifact. The approach used by us relies upon the functional description of the requirements and on our part representation technique. Our r

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Supporting Multiple Perspectivesrious engineering disciplines involved. We report on Galileo2, a constraint programming language that enables constraint networks to be divided into different (possibly overlapping) regions, called fields of view. Engineers from different disciplines, who have different perspectives on the product d

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A Large Scale, Multiple Constraint Network System for Design for Testability for Printed Wiring Boarcount for one-third of the manufacturing cost of a Printed Wiring Board (PWB). Testing can also lead to increased manufacturing lead times. Both the cost and lead times associated with testing Printed Wiring Boards can be reduced by using Design for Testability. In this paper the constraining influe

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Modelling Heterogeneous Engineering Knowledge as Transactions Between Delegating Objects world of engineering design into separate information structures — contexts or “perspectives” — which may be complex or simple, short- or long-lived..Our software technique maintains the organizational independence of these design perspectives by keeping them separately represented. The problem is

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Multiple Agent Coopoerative Design Evaluation Using Negotiationparticipants, evaluate a design and comment on it from their unique expert perspectives. The evaluation process utilizes a novel form of . called . where agent conflicts are resolved through the use of shared knowledge representations called .. Two agents’ shareable perspectives can be linked togeth

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